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Through social support, ROM ensures that Young People Living with HIV equally enjoy life as their HIV negative counterparts. They gather to interact and motivate their peers appreciate life and live positively. Recently, ten of them represented ROM at the Uganda Central Region Beauty Auditions. Based on this year theme, “Pass us the mic, we […]

The Holistic approach to care and treatment ensures that the client is wholly catered for from the mind, body, family and community but this is not possible with the mega resources. To put smiles on the faces of People Living and affected by HIV/AIDS and related challenges, ROM has always welcomed support from affluent and

Serving the community for over 20 years and still be relevant is no simple task. However, Reach Out Mbuya strives to equip her staff with skills to continue effectively meeting the needs of the most members of the community with ease. This she does through trainings, appreciation awards, and the famous Spiritual Retreat among others. Check

Reach Out Mbuya’s passion for improving lives of young people is unlimited. With support from USAID’s Integrated Youth and Child Development project, ROM has improved lives of youths in Mityana district through the Work Readiness project. Youths in different villages including Namungo, Kikube, Banda, Busunju and many others were trained and given social and entrepreneurial

With support from the Stephen Lewis Foundation (SLF), Reach Out Mbuya has successfully empowered grandmothers in Luweero and Kampala districts to live resilient independent lives.  These form groups through which they are trained with entrepreneurial skills and given start up projects to be able to meet the daily needs of their households. Many have received

The Mennonite Central Committee, Uganda (MCC) appreciated ROM for improving the lives of 350 expectant and breastfeeding mothers for the last two years. Supported by MCC, ROM provides vulnerable expectant and breastfeeding mothers with maternal and child health care services such as antenatal care, hygiene and sanitation, information on nutrition, and prevention of gender-based violence

Meet John Bosco whose self-esteem and entrepreneurship skill was discovered by ROM “My name is John Bosco Nkuba. I reside at Banda, in Mityana district. I am so happy because my life has drastically changed because of the support I received from Reach Out Mbuya Community Health Initiative. After going through thorough training, we formed

Christmas is time to love and sharing with others is all we have to do to spread Christ’s love for human kind. Reach Out Mbuya, led by the Executive Director Ms. Josephine Kaleebi distributed food and other household items to Vulnerable members of the community at Acholi Quarters, in Nakawa Division, Kampala. Heart-warming smiles and

HIV/AIDS is still a challenge in our communities and for this reason, Reach Out Mbuya Community Health Initiative joined the rest of the world to commemorate World AIDS Day on Thursday 1st December 2022.  Led by the day’s chief-walker Mr. Paul Mugambe the Mayor of Nakawa East and the Reach Out Mbuya brass band, ROM